Beer Museum
Opening Hours
Monday to Sunday: 12 PM – 21 PM
Distance to the Port
15 min – walking distance
Beer Museum: Portuguese gastronomy on a journey through the history of beer
Located in the emblematic Praça do Comércio in Lisbon, the Beer Museum is a Portuguese gastronomy restaurant that invites visitors to discover the country's most authentic flavours, in an experience that combines traditional cuisine, culture and history. With a privileged view over the Tagus River, the venue celebrates the richness of national gastronomy, accompanied by a vast selection of more than one hundred craft beers.
In addition to its gastronomic offering, the site includes a museological section dedicated to the history of one of humanity's oldest beverages. The exhibition route reveals the evolution of beer over the centuries, from ancient European monastic traditions to the development of contemporary industrial and craft production.
Throughout the visit, guests explore different thematic environments that recreate significant moments in beer history, including a monastic cellar, an area dedicated to the industrialisation of production, and a section focused on Portuguese craft beers. The museum also highlights Portugal's historical connection to beer through the preservation and reinvention of this tradition, offering an experience where gastronomy, heritage and identity come together.
